Journalistic theft and flu gloom sweep Landis district
The Saskatoon Phoenix faces criticism for plagiarism as Spanish influenza grips the district causing business disruption and social shutdown. Reports cite ongoing deaths, wartime anxieties, funeral processions, and local updates from Landis, Wilkie, and Saskatoon, including missing soldiers and medical challenges.
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Dr. Phoenix
Mia Nelson
Cando
Gueem
France
Deserter Penalty Provisions Under Military Service Law
The text outlines penalties for employing or concealing a deserter or AWOL member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Offences include up to six months in jail and fines from one hundred to five hundred dollars, or both, unless the registrar or military authorities’ papers were produced for inspection.
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Military Service Branch
Department of Justice
Department of Militia and Defence
Governor General In Council
Canadian Expeditionary Force
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